African Rainbow Minerals has reported a 9% jump in annual headline earning. The performance was supported in part by a run in iron ore prices during the period.

The company has also taken the decision to put its joint venture Nkomati nickel mine on care and maintenance from September 2020, in preparation for its closure.

Business Day TV spoke to Mike Schmidt for more detail.

Despite a surge in profits, listed private schooling group AdvTech, has decided to preserve cash by maintaining its dividend payout at 15 cents per share. Business Day TV sat down with CEO Roy Douglas for more insight on why the company has made this move.

David Jones has dragged Woolworths into another loss. This as the retailer had to cut the valuation of the Australian department store yet again. On the other hand, sales in the company's local business picked up with the struggling fashion business returning to sales growth. The group expects the clothing business to continue its turnaround but for now, the group's loss after tax sits at R1.1 billion. Group CEO Ian Moir joined Business Day to unpack what needs to be done at David Jones.

Diversified miner, Sibanye-Stillwater has reported a headline loss per share of 54 cents. That's as a five month strike in the gold sector weighed. But the miner is hoping for a more positive performance in the second half and has hinte dthat it could return to paying dividends in 2020. Sibanye-Stillwater CEO Neal Froneman spoke to Business Day TV for more detail on the company's financial performance and prospects going forward.

Finance Minister, Tito Mboweni's release of the economic policy paper for public comment is about politics - the last minute decision to release the document hints at internal disagreements. Business Day's Editor, Lukanyo Mnyanda shared his reading of Mboweni's surprise move and Duncan Pieterse, who was part of the team that drafted the document joins Business Day TV to take us through its conception.

Food-services group Bidcorp delivered solid full year results today, with continuing headline earnings per share coming in stronger, up 12.5%. This was boosted by a positive trading performance in its developed markets, particularly the UK where revenue increased by close to 11% and trading profit rose by just over 20%. We caught up with the CEO, Bernard Berson and started off with a focus on in UK performance and I asked him how the group's getting it right, when so many others are experiencing the UK headache... Click here to edit this text.

Murray and Roberts has released its full year numbers today, posting a 7% decline in revenue from continuing operations - its Oil & Gas along with the Power and Water Platforms also registered declines. The Underground Mining Platform however delivered record earnings. Company's CEO, Henry Laas joins us for a closer look at the numbers and what it suggests for the company's growth trajectory.

Imperial Logistics has reported a slump in profit after tax from continuing operations to R90m in the year to end-June.

This was largely due to impairments, which offset a 2% increase in revenue from continuing operations. The company however believes that earnings should improve in the year to June 2020.

Business Day TV caught up with Imperial Logistics CEO Mohammed Akoojee to find out what will contibute to the group's improved performance in the coming year.

Public Protector, Busisiwe Mkhwebane's days in office could be numbered. Parliament's Justice Committee has given the go-ahead to begin the process for her removal. The rules committee will begin drafting the process of removing a Chapter 9 institution head as its never been done before.

Lawson Naidoo from the Council for the Advancement of the SA Constitution talks to Business Day TV on the line for more insight behind how long something like this could take and what the implications could be for that office moving forward. ​

Stadio is gaining more traction in the tertiary education market. The acquisition of Prestige Academy along with growth in student numbers has helped boost the private education group's interim earnings and as a result revenue grew 38% but despite this, a dividend will not be paid as the group focuses on its expansion plans and drive to becoming a Multiversity.

Company's CEO, Chris van der Merwe spoke to Business Day TV to grade the half-year performance and what it spells for growth moving forward.